First off, thank you for the great program, it is designed so much nicer than other apps like it. 👏
Here's my understanding of the issue — in AutoRulesCheck.cs, the browser is started with this command:
Process.Start(x.ExePath, link);
It's missing the LaunchArgs part that is included elsewhere, such as BrowsersList.xaml.cs, there's some extra logic to include the LaunchArgs and apply them to the command:
Process.Start(browser.ExePath, Link + " " + browser.LaunchArgs);
For reference, my use case is this: I have a different Github account for my work, and a separate Chrome profile where I'm logged into my work Github. But when I click PR links in Slack, it randomly opens in either my default profile or the work profile (whichever one I most recently opened a tab in).
First off, thank you for the great program, it is designed so much nicer than other apps like it. 👏
Here's my understanding of the issue — in AutoRulesCheck.cs, the browser is started with this command:
It's missing the
LaunchArgs
part that is included elsewhere, such as BrowsersList.xaml.cs, there's some extra logic to include theLaunchArgs
and apply them to the command:For reference, my use case is this: I have a different Github account for my work, and a separate Chrome profile where I'm logged into my work Github. But when I click PR links in Slack, it randomly opens in either my default profile or the work profile (whichever one I most recently opened a tab in).